Search for white sedan crash vehicle on interstate, Garfield County CO
Deputies responded to an initial motorist assist unrelated to a crash. They then searched for a white older sedan reported as the actual crash vehicle on Interstate 70 near exit 109 and Highway 6.
Audio|Source: Summit and Eagle County Public Safety
02:36
Transcript:
00:00
Can you catch me at Fort Charlie 19's, Sun Crash and I'll be en route from Glenwood office.
00:07
I copy. For Charlie 19, care to copy the update.
00:14
Go ahead.
00:16
Another RP called in, advised that the mail was throwing rocks out of frustration described as a 5'5.
00:24
With a cap, another vehicle was there to help him out,
00:29
and they do have a deputy en route.
00:33
I copy. I'm right behind that deputy, so we'll probably be arriving on the scene at the same time.
00:40
About half a mile out.
00:42
Copy, 1940.
00:46
We lost and found they were in the bus when Scott gave it to me.
00:54
1940.
01:01
68, driver out of California is clear and valid.
01:05
Dropper.
01:07
1240.
01:13
Just for trailer 19, I'm Hansen and I have Garca out with me.
01:18
Copy 1941.
01:26
Montrose for Adam 18, could I get a clean Henry on my drive?
01:31
Copy, 1942.
01:38
Is it for 20th?
01:40
Fort Charlie 19.
01:42
All right, so this vehicle was just a motorist assist,
01:51
not the crash vehicle.
01:54
Let me and I continue forward and see if I can find that crash vehicle.
01:59
Okay.
02:02
Montrose 32.
02:04
We have a plate on that crash vehicle by chance.
02:07
I did not, sir.
02:09
I can call Garfield County and see if they had another RP call it in.
02:14
Okay, thanks.
02:17
Can you refresh?
02:19
What kind of vehicle was it, or what would we have for it?
02:24
White older sedan.
02:33
Copy that, thanks.
02:35
1943.
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US-6, Colorado
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